Top 10 Star Trek Movies
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I knew Wrath of Khan would be #1. I guess you could say it was no "Khan"-test...... anybody? No? Okay.
comment of the day right here.
i just Khan't handle this
XD Thank you for that. I would make a joke of my own, but it would be most illogical. Ok that was bad, but I'm givin' her all she's got, Captain!
+Tabby-in-the- TARDIS12 I khan-na take any more cap'n!
That was good!
Star Trek 4 The Voyage Home should have ranked higher on the list as it's definitely the most unique of the franchise
JC Jactix is my favorite of TOS crew films actually.
Debateable the best
It’s great fun to see them in a more comedic setting and also in the 20th century.
Definitely 2nd or 1st
I agree and I feel it should be number 2 (possibly 1 but its debatable)
"Of all the souls I have encountered in my travels - his was the most ... Hermerm"
-William Shatner
Jeremy Jahns :) his impression was awesome!
"Wrath of Khan" is just a great movie, beyond being the best of the franchise. A meditation on aging, responsibility, and how we deal with our past mistakes.
At least you got number 1 right . . .
I think that II and IV should be tied for #1 for different reasons.
Avro Arrow four is my favorite I grew up watching it as a kid and I still rewatch it all the time on vhs
Star Trek (2009) is not a better film than Star Trek: First Contact. First Contact was a beautiful culmination to the Borg storyline of Star Trek:TNG. It was a very deliberate move when Captain Picard suffered assimilation. Some of the shows' writers, producers, etc began to feel that Picard needed to be seen as more human and vulnerable and thus "The Best of Both Worlds" parts 1 and 2 were created. The First Contact movie was a perfect "Cherry on top" completion to the TNG Borg storyline and should be ranked #2. It left me wanting for not.
Christopher Forsman yes it was. And I’m a “Trek” fan!
The motion Picture (1979)
Best Star Trek Film Ever and one of The best sci fi ever ... best graphics best music best soundrack ..best actors .. best atmosphere...its a masterpiece...soooooo underated ... 10/10
1.The Motion Picture(1979)
2.The wrath of Kahn (1982)
3.First Contact (1996)
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Lillian Wayne well once you take out doctor who, life on mars and hitchhikers guide to the galaxy there aren't a lot left,
charles townsend Sherlock #1
I actually like “The Motion Picture”: it’s very much like 2001: A Space Odyssey. Meditative, trippy, and philosophical.
A dishonorable mention of "Insurrection"? With Star Trek I and X on the list? Really? Although it's not the kind of film you'd expect in a movie theater, of the four TNG movies it's the one that most reflects the mood of the TNG series. It may however not be the best TNG movie, but it definitley deserves a spot on the list.
So here's my list from top to bottom: 6, 8, 2, 11, 7, 4, 9, 3
1, 5 and 10 are crap, and I haven't seen 12 yet...
Did the mood of the TNG series make Marina Sitris fall asleep when she first saw it?
Good list overall, but Star Trek (2009) is ranked too high. Not a bad movie at all, just okay. Undiscovered Country and search for Spock are better.
Data is my favorite character in the franchise, who else likes him?
Hi
He's an awesome dude but not the best
I love Data but I think Spock, Kirk, McCoy and Picard have to be considered before Data. I also have a soft spot for The Doctor from Voyager.
Everyone loves Data
My top 3 have got to be (no particular order):
First Contact
Wrath of Khan
Voyage Home
Then maybe Undiscovered Country then the reboot?
The Voyage Home has to be my personal favorite.
First Contact is my Second, and TWOK is my third :3
''Leonard Nimoy, Star Trek's Mr Spock, dies at 83.'' R.I.P Mr Spock...
First Contact should be #2 or #1.
You're joking, right???
Damn right!
I agree
#1 for me.
First Contact destroyed the Borg something that Voyager tried to fix but failed.
It was better when there was no Borg Queen
Undiscovered Country has always been my favorite. It has good action, great dialog and story, and it has that mystery movie element to it.
2 & 6 are my favorite.
4 was pretty good!
Galaxy Quest should of been on the list. At least number 3.
Or an honorable mention.
First contact was brilliant that should be number one
My Picks:
10. The Voyage Home
9. Search for Spock
8. Generations
7. The Undiscovered Country
6. ST '09
5. Insurrection
4. Nemesis
3. Into Darkness
2. Wrath of Khan
1. First Contact
I've fallen asleep both times I tried to watch The Motion Picture...
And yeah... let's not talk about The Final Frontier. The only good thing I can say about that movie is that it gave us Nimbus (Star Trek's version of Tatooine) which is pretty fun to run around and explore in Star Trek: Online.
I would agree but in my opinion ST '09 is way better than Into darkness....Thats not a stab at the movie. I did really enjoy Into Darkness, just think the first movie was better.
TheGuyWithTheSniper my top 10
1. ST 6
2. ST 4
3. ST 2009
4. ST 2
5. ST First Contact
6. ST Nemesis
7. ST into darkness
8. ST 3
9. ST Generations
TheGuyWithTheSniper I always thought Nemesis was well underrated, it's not II or VI, but it's watchable, and Hardy is damn good.
Into Darkness (I know a lot of people hate it and that's okay) is my number 1
Most people that hate it though are fans of the original trek series or are people just jumping on the hate bandwagon.
I actually liked it (which is surprising since I really hated the previous film) till the end then it just fell apart at the point where they got to earth and they did the switch (note mentioning anymore on that one as its a spoiler and although its terrible I don't want to ruin it).
Then you're probably under 30.
@@Grudgebearer47 For sure! Heaven forbid that we should love Star Trek as it was for our entire lives. Wait until they screw something you grew up with and we'll see how you feel about it.
The movie has great ratings on both sides and is a great movie don’t listen or care what other people say there all to negative I can’t stand people most of the time
2009 Star Trek higher than Undiscovered Country? What the actual *Tribble noises* goes on at WatchMojo?
You don't remember Star Trek: The Motion Picture for it's Oscar-nominated score by the late Jerry Goldsmith? It's as iconic as John Williams' Star Wars score. That's a shame WatchMojo.
I might be able to enjoy ST '09 and Into Darkness if I could see through the lens flares...
I know I'm late, but here's the real real list!
10. Into Darkness
9. Final Frontier (very underrated)
8. Insurrection
7. Voyage Home
6. Nemesis
5. Reboot
4. Generations
3. Undiscovered Country
2. First Contact
1. Wrath of Khan (I think we all can agree Wrath of Khan and First Contact are the two best.)
+link biff have you seen the Plinket reviews of the Star Trek films?
insta-fail when i saw Nemesis and Generations was #10 and 9. Two of the good ones, so low. What a joke that The Motion Picture, Search for Spock, Into Darkness are better -- fucking incorrect.
Ikr i loved nemesis
I really enjoyed the space battles in Nemesis. I think it has problems, but it shouldn't be that low in the list.
However, I wouldn't actually include Generations in the top 10 at all. It basically seemed to bring magic in and Star Trek doesn't normally do that. Also I was confused by Malcolm McDowell's alien race that doesn't age.
i see what you're saying. i don't like magic in trek (although any sufficiently advanced technology.....)
but if it's not in the top 10, that means you like it less than 1 and 5. i can't believe that.
Nemesis, is a very underrated instalment in the series, it had an engaging plot, a good villain and a strong send off for the characters.
I would rather watch The Motion Picture than Nemesis!
The search for Spock is so underrated i rank it after the wrath of khan..they flow together Imo
It's the best of the pre-Abrams Oddnumbered films... but Trek 4 deservedly overshadows it.
I'm starting to watch the Star Trek movies, and so far I've seen Wrath of Khan, Search for Spock and Final Frontier, and I really think Search for Spock is my favourite at the moment. Will have to watch through again though.
I say it is better than "lets save whales". But the biggest problem is that it is not as good as "Wrath". But to be honest no other movie is.
honestly i liked 5, and i think the Abrams ones are not good
***** lens flares, stories, actors, the director is a moron, and it was not for me like real star trek
nope not at all for me it almost ruined star trek
honestly i thought it was not even a good sci-fi film as batman fans say batman and robin does not exist i say there have ever been only 10 trek movies 6 original cast 4 next gen
*****
Does anyone understand subjectivity? He clearly says "not for ME" and you try to contradict him.
Kasparovwannabe at least you understand i said "for me it runied star trek" to me it did not feel like star trek and i thank you for at least not being a dick about it
I don't see what is bad about JJ Abrams two Star Trek films I think they are cool.
That's the problem. Star Trek didn't used to be about coolness, they were about ideals, dialogue and slow tension. The new films aren't BAD, they are just very different, so many fans hate them for not having the soul of the other shows or movies.
Thought provoking films about ideals vs mindless action flicks.
Then you're probably under 30.
@Chris Terry I never said that they weren't enjoyable, they're just not AS enjoyable. Are you going to tell me that these Abmrams-Trek movies are as enjoyable as the Wrath of Khan, the Voyage Home or The Undiscovered Country? Sure, I, III and V were relative duds but the even numbered ones were absolute masterpieces. I wouldn't say that about any of the Abrams movies even if I did enjoy them. Most people under 30 haven't seen the originals so they don't gauge them the same as we Gen-X and older do. I'm also two years older than you, young man! :P
What I didn't like about Into Darkness is how they copied Spock's death from Wrath of Khan for Kirk.
Yeah that was really stupid of JJ Abrahms.
Paying tribute.
Insurrection was a dishonorable mention?! That's one of my favorite ones.
I LOVE Star Trek TOS and when i watched the movies that where rebooted, I was pissed, but after learning the concept and intent of the reboot, I really enjoyed it and appreciate the work they did.
Nothing will deter me for my love for the TOS series or movies, but i can sure appreciate the comeback and the popularity that it surely deserves
Must have been hard to try and drum up positive words about Nemesis.
I can't believe the JJ Abrams films got on this list! Those are the films where the writers were too damned lazy to do the math and find out Uhura, Sulu, and Chekov would be too young to be on the Enterprise. Sulu and Chekov would still be preteens when the first JJ Abrams film came out!
Lady Aleena so what would replace them? ST V, Nemesis or Insurrection? No, no, no, no, no!
Not to mention that the man who oversaw the construction and was the first captain of the NCC-1701 Enterprise was an Englishman named Robert April, not an American named Christopher Pike.
@@IdiocyShow Insurrection was great! Geordie seeing a sunrise for the first time... How could you not love that?
Avro Arrow Insurrection was the opposite of great. It was a long and boring movie that felt like a bad episode of TNG
Star Trek V had some fine moments and an impressive musical score.
I find it ironic how people shit on the new Star Trek films for being special effects extravaganzas yet praise The Avengers despite it being a generic as hell superhero cash in.
Well even then, the original movies were cutting edge visual effects when they came out, so its ridiculous that people say that there are too many special effects.
I criticized BOTH movies for being weak and generic with its story and villains. Neither movie do I believe are very good. The Avengers is as stock as it gets, and was the weakest film in Marvel's Phase 1 Universe for me. Into Darkness suffers from a lack of sophisticated, intelligent, ORIGINAL screenwriting. Khan bares zero resemblance, either physically or in personality, to the actual Khan Noonien Singh we know. Both The Avengers and Into Darkness are lesser films for relying on flash and style trying to dazzle you with something visually spectacular or witty dialogue instead of actually building a strong, weighty story with dimension and non-contrived consequence.
Nick Michalak You just criticized Into Darkness for not being original, and Khan was too different from the old one...
Because there's no reason WHY Khan's entire personality is the stark opposite to what it's supposed to be. Why reuse Khan if you're going to change his entire character and personality? The timeline changes from some 25 years ago should have zero affect on a guy who has been in cryogenic freeze for the last three hundred years. He should wake up the same guy as in Space Seed. Into Darkness tries to attempt original things, but when it does, it falls apart because it's built on shaky ground and relies on retreaded concepts. Why not create a brand new villain with the same personality that they gave Cumberbatch's Khan? Then, you're freed up to do entirely original things instead of doing this half-and-half compromise that does not succeed in any way at all. They change everything about Khan, but are still shackled to wanting it to be Khan to some degree so they have to weigh the character down and dillute the potential of what they could do with a character like this if he wasn't Khan to being with. Instead of charging forward with an entirely new and original story, they create a patchwork slapping other peoples' ideas and material into their film without understanding that material to be able to utilize it properly. Doing something original would be not retreading Khan, but building up their own fresh, original character that can stand on his own. Instead, they bring back Khan, but he has nothing in common with Khan even though they say he's Khan. He's Khan in name only, and thus, defeats the purpose of having it be Khan to begin with.
Nick Michalak That's why its called a reboot. They don't need to use the same Khan.
That's fucking ridiculous. Top 10 movies out of 12 total.
Just... Watchmojo, you're ridiculously desperate for youtube money.
Yh but itheres such thing as ranking
Personally I'd watch a top 10 list that has fewer than 10 things if it was something I'm interested in.
My brother used to work with a man who was a huge Star Trek fan. However, he thought the entire series revolved around the crew looking for a planet named "Boldly Go". You know, because they say "To boldly go where no man has gone before". >.>
I think "Star Trek Into Darkness" is WAY better than "Star Trek" (2009). And before you look at the picture next to me and say "you're just saying that because Benedict Cumberbatch is in it!" - you're goddamn right! He was such a great villain he made the movie great. Eric Bana is a good actor but he was totally wasted in Star Trek (2009).
A stellar fucking reboot? In no fucking way did 2009 pay it's respects to the franchise!?
And Insurrection should have at least made it to the bottom of the list.
I'd watch Insurrection over 2009 any day
same no reboots Final Frontier, Generations, Insurrection and 2009 and Into Dark are the bottom of my list
David Miraglia I honestly love th original ten, except 9. Love every other movie. Abrahms was just like "Hey, what happens if you take Star Trek and add in stupidity? A reboot series!"
We're like. "No... It makes a poor remake......."
insurrection completely misses the idea of what star trek is.
JJ missed the whole idea of what Star Trek is about. Anything done by Roddenberry, Meyer or Berman towers over JJ total mess
Star Trek II The Wrath of Khan is my 1.
No. 2 Star Trek III the Search for Spock
I Khan't disagree
This is remarkably well edited, putting some really well placed and funny clips against their own speech.
Nemesis had some good elements, but was overall lacking. My favourite Star Trek movie to this day is First Contact. Somehow I never really took to the TOS crew (though I tried), which is one of the reasons I have no urge to watch the reboot movies.
So many butthurt fanboys. Just because something is new doesn't make it bad. 09 Star Trek and Into Darkness are reboots meaning new intetpretations of the characters and stories. They work. Kirk and Spock are younger in these movies, they have yet to learn/become the characters they are in the classics. Many of you obviously only saw the obvious action to be expected in a modern sci-fi movie and were quick to dismiss it. By being so close minded you've missed the depth the movies have. I.e. Sure Kirk is too much of a playboy in these films but Into Darkness is obviously focused in progressing him as a character. He has fun with his missions and doesn't take things seriously. But he's called out because of it and even loses his title as captain. Then a close friend of his dies and thus he's conflicted for the entirety of the movie. Throughout the course of the film he learns and accepts that he isn't fit to be captain, but it's the role he must play. He admits he doesn't know what decisions to make but leaves it up to gut feelings. Hes willing to do everything for the sake of his crew including sacrifice himself. Thus by the end of the movie he's a completely different person than he was at the start of the film. Excellent character development. Same with spock. He is highly logical, but he too has been called out on his "inability" to feel. But throughout the film he learns and accepts his human side. These characters are naturally progressing to become the characters from the old franchise you all know and love. Quit bitching about it!
Take those nostalgia goggles off. They are good movies. If you think theyre flawed you gotta go back and rewatch the old ones because they are just as flawed. Old Star Trek was good for its time, just like the modern ones are good for a modern take.
Thank you for saying what all nostalgic star trek fans hate to hear, and for the record, I thought Benedict Cumberbatch was the better Khan.
Trek does not belong to GGAbrasive. It belongs to the fans who have been with it for decades. Make your own scifi franchise and leave ours alone.
I'm a major fan of the classics, and I think that the originals trump the new ones in most every way, yet that doesn't mean that the new is bad. The problem is that Star Trek back then had a radically different approach to writing, since the new ones share the name every fans dislike for the differences get exaggerated. Of course the new ones are not trash, they are fun, but I and many other fans loved the unique way that Star Trek approached characters and storytelling, and without that we cannot hold the new ones as highly.
The J.J. reboots have been a godsend to original Trek fans in the incredible amount of respect paid to the past. Even someone who hasn't seen any of the old Trek movies or shows will be simultaneously entertained and intrigued enough to seek out the roots of the characters and universe that Roddenberry created. If anything, I think Into Darkness should have been upped a couple of notches or even swapped with Star Trek, since it was a LOT more fun and really seemed to show how well the reboot characters coalesced into the legendary crew Trekkies hold dear.
Lee Caskey Lee, I'd tell you to stop speaking so universally if it wasn't for the fact that I do it all the time. Here's where your argument fails: You can NOT type " J.J. reboots" and "incredible amount of respect paid to the past" in the same post. You might consider not trying that in the same universe. NOTHING could be more at odds than those two things. Nobody has betrayed and bastardized the franchise more than that hack. This one was hard to swallow as well: "seemed to show how well the reboot characters coalesced into the legendary crew Trekkies hold dear". I'm a trekkie and I don't hold any of that "dear". That is NOT young kirk and believe me they could NOT get spock more wrong. Spock would willingly run his little green balls through the ringer before he'd make kissy face with someone on the turbolift. Here's how they could have played that lift scene and remained true to the character. She could have been all over him and he just stood there. There's a million funny sex lines that she could have blurted out. "You are so stiff, I love it when you play hard to get, how many years to pon farr?" and those are just lame ones off the top of my head. What could a Hollywood writing team have come up with? Vulcans are not lead around by their dicks. In fact the OPPOSITE of that is what DEFINES them as trek characters. They have not rounded spock out, they've destroyed him. This is all my fault for putting too much stock into a fiction that could be bastardized for money. They've got mine so I'm under the bus while they try to get yours. The biggest crime of all this in-fighting is that it simply did NOT need to happen. JubJub could easily have remained true to the canon and pleased all the trekkies but in his massive ARROGANCE and DISDAIN for the franchise which he openly admitted he did not like, he chose not to. FUCK HIM AND FUCK THOSE THAT SUPPORT HIS WRETCHED FILMS. Sorry for taking this to such an extreme but my blood boils every time I argue about it.
Yeah... I don't even need to see the video to know that nr.1 will be Wrath of Khan
aand I was right :)
Hahaha this is what happened to me as well.
karlzone2 I still thought it was great when I saw it, but I don't know if it's as deep and meaningful as everyone makes it out to be.
I kinda hated the wrath of Khan
why did you hate it?
Insurrection isn't bad
i know!
Gotta love Kirk's line of dialogue to Spock from "The Final Frontier": "I've always known I'll die alone"...It makes his subsequent appearance/famous death in "Generations" that much more seamless in character-continuity & bittersweet poignance.
Great points
"A little less analysis and a little more action.
That's what we need Mr Spock." so says Dr McCoy =))
My list:
10. Insurection
9. The Motion Picture
8. Nemesis
7. The Final Frontier
6. The Undiscovered Country
5. Generations
4. The Voyage Home
3. The Search For Spock
2. First Contact
1. Wrath Of Khan
Id swap 4 and 2 and 7 and 10, otherwise I quite agree. I will always love voyage home and absolutely cringe at final frontier, but that's me!
1:51
Great now I'm crying
This is going to come across incredibly nerdy, but that's probably the right tone considering the content of the video. This list pretty perfectly sums up the problem with this channel. If you're the kind of person who puts Wrath of Khan at the top of the list, it's because (as the video itself states) the film is not carried by effects but by its cerebral writing and top-notch casting, in other words its humanity. The Star Trek reboots are the image of Star Trek without its spirit-- none of the cognitive depths, compelling villains, philosophically problematic science fiction. You might put the first reboot at six or seven; that's understandable, as the film remains very fun. But to be a fan of Wrath of Khan is nearly tautologically to regret the death of its cinematic virtues in the newer adaptations.
into darkness is the best star trek PERIOD
Do a Top 10 Star Wars movi- oh wait a minute...
Well, if you include the TV shows and the specials....anyone up for where the the "Holiday Special" would end up on the list?
"If I had the time and a sledgehammer, I would track down every copy of that show and smash it." G. Lucas
I have a feeling that within next 10 years there will be at least 20 films to choose from.
:D
They could do a Top 5 though! I wonder which one won't make the cut? ;)
Phantom Menace, definitely The Phantom Menace :D Why? Cause Jar Jar :D
Thank you for saying Star Trek III never stops being awesome. Its my personal favorite because I felt the adventure was more personal. Also, the costs for finding Spock were high and unrefundable. Also, while I agree with its place on the list, Star Trek the Motion Picture was necessary. The franchise needed that big budget, movie-event type of treatment as a kick off. I think that led to the franchise being taken more seriously as a movie franchise rather than just movies that used to be a television show. Thanks for the list!
The death of Spock at the close of Wrath of Kahn gave it the emotional punch never to be achieved again, then to have an entire movie to bring him back from the dead sucked all of that power from it.
there are only 10 star trek films, those other 2 are just standard action flicks
Wrath of Khan and into Darkness are the BEST!
only ones you've seen huh?
All Star Trek films are awesome! Insurrection was an amazing movie plus Wrath of Khan and Voyage Home are both my #1 favorites! Grew up watching Star Trek! The greatest show and tv series ever. Would love to see a new Star Trek series tho.....that be awesome and JJ Abrams Star Trek movies were amazing as well.
difficult list But STII must be on top. yes i agree
1. First Contact
2. Wrath of Khan
3. Motion Picture
4. The Voyage Home
Why no one likes the final frontier is beyond me.
It's stupid, but u found it enjoyable (only now starting to watch the Star Trek movies).
Its like I don't get why nobody likes insurrection. I think is the best of the odd movies.
Alistair Shaw Hmm, I think Search for Spock was better in terms of odd ST movies.
My family's favorite 'Trek' movie is IV The Journey Home. We'll all sit down together and watch it. It's just such a classic!
My personal ranking after seeing first 10 movies numerous times and the JJ Abrams movies twice each.
10. Star Trek, The Motion Picture
9. Star Trek, Into Darkness
8. Star Trek, Nemesis
7. Star Trek, Search For Spock
6. Star Trek, Generations
5. Star Trek, (2009)
4. Star Trek, The Undiscovered Country
3. Star Trek, First Contact
2. Star Trek, The Voyage Home
1. Star Trek, The Wrath of Khan
Off the list is The Final Frontier and Insurrection. I thought that they both were worthless but will watch them if on TV.
The "Motionless" Picture hahaha
How about: The "Slow-Motion" Picture
The Slowtion Picture
The only ones I've seen are Wrath of Khan and both Abrams movies.
You have to see Undiscovered Country and Voyage Home. Awesome flicks! ;)
And nemesis one of the best
Grim jaja I agree. It is so underrated for soem reason. It is not the best, or in best 3 category. But it is far from 10th place.
You really just need to finish the trilogy of II, III, & IV. VI is good too but it can be a bit boring at times for some. The rest of the original crew ones are very skippable. I also think all 4 TNG movies are worth a watch (Yes even Insurrection).
Those and First Contact and Insurrection.
Nemesis breaks my heart because it could have been such a great Trek, and it had many good aspects, but they seemed intent on messing it up at the same time.
that campfire scene from the final frontier is hard to forget .. row row row your boat .. classic
Both movies from jj abrams are not STAR TREK
*****
When he says not star trek he means it doesn't have the same way of telling stories, basically the soul of star trek is not there (NOT necessarily bad).
When i saw this i laughed cause there only is 12 movies. First contact is the best movie by far.
"Into Darkness" deserved much better than #7, and was a superior on all levels to "the Search for Spock" and "the Undiscovered Country". Can't argue with the top 2, though.
Do a video on the “Best Pilots in Starfleet” would love that video!
Star Trek into darkness sucked so much
Agreed.
I liked it a lot, it's no original series but it's still good.
Good for people who didn't give a shit about old poop Star Trek
Kingdomheatsox2
if i wanted to i'd have watched wrath of khan with a freaking strobe light it would've been a ton better than STID
Twiggymaster666 The main problem was the story was awful, one minute it's a rogue agent story, the next it's about frozen supermen. The effects good, characters fine, story just awful confusing and it was like the writers decided to just write two stories and use them both
I'm glad you put the JJ Abrams movies on the list, they are really good, even though some of the hardcore trekkies didn't like it, there were many who did, and honestly they aren't bad movies, they are quite great actually, and it brought the younger audiance into the Star Trek universe, and it's always good to see new trekkies.
New Trekkies are always welcome.
Well with 150 (and 185) million budget he could have done wayyy better movies.
And for sure he didn't have to insult fans with ST Into Darkness. In some ways movie feels like high budget parody.
In general if you do a reboot correct what was done wrong and don't compete with an icon. Because it will go wrong. He could explored Federation Klingon conflict and even fans wouldn't mind if it wasn't a "proper" Star Trek.
Jernej Grmek
Sure, they could have been better, but they were great, they didn't have any major flaws, they were just great movies, sure there were some minor plot holes, but over all they were solid movies.
What, how can you make a Star Trek list without "KHAAANN!!"
Why did you have remind us if datas death :''(
#sheldonCooper
In all truth, there haven't been enough good films to list a top 10.
My List
1: Wrath of Khan
2: First Contact
3: The Voyage Home
4: The Undiscovered Country
5: Nemesis
6: Into Darkness
7: The Search for Spock
8: Generations
9: Star Trek (2009)
10: Insurrection
11: The Motion Picture
12: The Final Frontier
It is REALLY hard to put these into a list. I do like all of them, except The Final Frontier, I wish I could erase my memory of that movie.
1. Wrath of Khan
2. First Contact
3. The Undiscovered Country
4. Generations
5. The Search For Spock
#watchMojoSo is your job just watching movies all day and night? Do a video how to get me some of those. Just f*cking failed a subject in uni. FML
JJ Abrahams in this list? and first Motion Picture sooo mutch down the list?
credibility=0!! Sorry but this isnt made by real ST Fans! The first Movie was more ST then a 100 JJ Action Fests!
first contact is my favourite
1- The Voyage Home
2- The Motion Picture
3- Into Darkness
4- First Contact
5- 2009
6- Némésis
Trolling will not get you far with trek fans. We can smell a bait like this from the next quadrant.
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No, i am serious. It's my fault if the wrath of khan is not my favorite ST ?
Alessandro Saar You are a rare bird, AlessSaar. That list is almost inverted to what is held by the majority of trekkies.
Celebrate our differences? I'm not sure I can where your list is concerned. I guess I'll take comfort in the fact that you like trek enough to form a list. As you wish, AlessSaar, as you wish.
Ah ah yes I know, that's why I live hidden ^^
Seeing as it's the only choice that makes sense, The Wrath of Khan must be no. 1
Well, that was like picking a gold ingot of a pile of horse manure
What a non-surprising result
***** well the only ones that came close to it are star trek 6 and first contact.
I can't believe how many fans Into Darkness has. Please listen to some critical podcasts of the film since you aren't able to figure out on your own just how bad it is. That movie is TERRIBLE from top to bottom, the one redeeming feature is the cast, minus a horrible recast of Kahn.
Clearly you do. You obviously can't figure out the problems.
Yes it is flawed. Like aallllllllll of the other Star Trek shows and movies. But that's okay. We love them in spite of the flaws.
Shannon Grover I have to agree with you there. While I can't stand the first 2 new Trek movies, I'll admit the other 10 certainly aren't perfect, but fans like myself love them despite there imperfections. I'll have to decide on the third Trek movie when it comes out. I'm glad though that it isn't being directed by Abrams, simply because I didn't like his work on the first 2.
Please, tell me, what's so wrong with the cast? I think they actually did a good job.
Nothing is wrong with the cast. I said it was the one redeeming feature. Except for Kahn, he was perhaps the worst miscast I have ever seen.
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!! I was waiting for this! Thank you!!
"STAR TREK II THE WRATH KAHN" THE SECOND and recovers the best enimy of CAPITAIN KIRK.
As a child, I always thought Star Trek was the dumbest shit ever. I'm grateful for the reboot because this shit is awesome. I probably won't watch any of the old ones because I can't stand watching old (sci-fi) movies. Which is part of the reason why I kinda don't wanna watch Star Wars.
I totally agree I've tried to get into the old 1s since the reboot but the technology in the reboot makes the old 1s look really bad, the graphics are almost like old doctor who tv series comparing to new doctor who series, for example.
William Roney I forgot this is the internet where everyone is supposed to have the same opinion.
A Taylow glad to know I'm not the only one.
Star Wars is amazing though doesn't matter how old
Triforce96 I'm still gonna watch those before the new Star Wars comes out. I've seen snippets of it.
this list is all wrong
samus1225 they put Nemesis on the list 🤦♂️
They put Search for Spock at #6, Voyage Home at #5, First Contact at #4, Star Trek (2009) at #2, and they put Nemesis on the list
Damn, since I saw Thor and memorized his face and voice he pops out everywhere, especially when I already saw that movie and didn't knew it's him.
"Wrath of Kahn" is definitely the best of all the movies. Abrams movies I dislike intently. Predict he will ruin the SW movie he is currently working on....hope I'm wrong. The Next Generation movies, I'm indifferent. Thanks for posting.
lol it was clear that the reboot haters woud be shouting here in the comments,just accept it,the reboots finally made star trek entertaining and fun to watch!
JJ did exactly what he set out to do, and that was to bring Star Trek to a broader audience. As I agree with this list, the previous films were fun to watch except 5, that one was just terrible. Star Trek brought a massive amount of visual effects, something that Trek Needs to have. These films are mostly great, the new films show us what a great budget can bring.
Now thats the attitude that make fans of the original so angry.
Star Trek was always fun to watch, but also well-written and groundbreaking. Abrams-Trek is just generic action series.
Motion Picture was good, just not Kahn good
My top 3 are: Star Trek IV, Star Trek, and Star Trek: First Contact.
5:07- Ooooh My!
The reboot movies are unwatchable. They are truly the worst things to happen the franchise. J.J. Abrams should be drummed out of Hollywood, but instead they give him the Star Wars franchise as well?! WTF?!
the franchise was fading because the previous 2 movies were awful and let's not even start with Enterprise.
I was also referring to Insurrection and Nemesis, too.
Steven Toyen Insurrection is so-so, but Nemesis is possibly my favorite Trek movie, aside from First Contact and The Undiscovered Country.
The Shinzon's plan makes no sense. It also makes no sense how the SLAVE RACE PEOPLE built the most MASSIVE SHIP IN THE EMPIRE. The stupid pointless scene with the Argo makes no sense. They exemplified everything wrong with the Star Trek movies (i.e. shoot everything and have no fucking intelligence!) in one entire film. Neither the writers nor the actors couldn't give two fucks about that movie and neither should anyone else. Watch Mr. Plinkett's review of it if you want in depth explanations.
Steven Toyen The actors DO give two fucks. Several of them said they disliked the director they had for the movie, and I believe it was Marina Sirtis that said the director hadn't even watched an episode of Star Trek. I think parts could've been done better, but overall, I felt it was one of the most enjoyable movies of the series. BTW, the Argo scene was awesome.
Into Darkness was extremely overrated in my opinion. The Star Trek 2009 reboot was excellent but I was left very disappointed after watching the sequel
I knew after seeing Star Trek into darkness I’d hate Star Wars the force awakes.
I knew JJ would rip off everything from the original trilogy making his film unoriginal.
Yeah, it was kind of an unexciting action flick that tried to cover up its wretchedness by remaking scenes from more famous films.
I was very disappointed in it. Instead of going a unique route with characters and creatures we haven’t seen since TOS, we got a rehash of Khan. The subplot with Admiral Marcus and his daughter was interesting, but Alice Eve was terrible as Carol (she didn’t even try to hide her accent when her character was obviously American).
My list of favourite Star Trek movies.
1) Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan (1982)
2) Star Trek 5: The Final Frontier (1989)
3) Star Trek 6: The Undiscovered County (1991)
4) Star Trek Generations (1994)
5) Star Trek Insurrection (1998)
6) Star Trek Nemesis (2002)
7) Star Trek (2009)
8) Star Trek Into Darkness (2013)
Great list these are some awesome Star Trek movies!!!